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... Congress t passed in 1817 already provides for this; and, in ac- a r cordance with the spirit of that act, our new naviga- a tion law, which comes into operation to-morrow, the p l. t January, will, in effect, open simultaneously the r lports of Great firitain ...
... Peel removed the duties on foreign manufactures before he abolished the Corn- law, or rather, before he reduced the duty to Is., for there is still a duty of 24 per cent. on foreign corn at present prices, whilst manufactures are free. I supported Sir R. ...
... amon)gst the fo eno importations of this year is to be noticed California Gold Dust from Sydney and Port Phillip. The old Corn-laws finally ceased on the ist of February, when the duty onl all kinds of foreign grain imported into Great Britain was limited ...
... Serenader for Mastritius. Thle wreck of the Souter JIotnny has beezi brsught back to Liver- pool1 by steasts-Cugs. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, JAR. 1. There has hiess to Cortt ttarket, to-day beitig New Year's-day. LIVERPOOL COTTON MlARKET, JAN. 1. The sales ...
... change of the Navigation-laws has had on the value of vessels The yearjust closed has been one of unusual anxiety to all persons connected with the building or owning of Bri. tish shipping, caused by that change in the siavigation-laws, which enacts that on ...
... League-if we mis- take not, on that memorable occasion when the Manches- ter Chamber of Commerce so solemnly denounced the corn law as the destroyer of trade - our respected towns man, Mr. RawSon, afterwards the treasurer of the League' demonstrated the ...
... lgawdaley, Liverpool, general brokers-A. Johnson and D. H. Renny, Great Tower street, City-D. and H. Smart, Fenehnreh street, City, corn factors -G. Weatherhead and T- Meldrum, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joiners-J. Woodin and T. M. Molton, Paternoster row, City, dining-room ...
... be most satisfactory. Notwithstanding the replacement on the 1st of February, 1848, of the last sliding scale of duties on corn by a nominal duty, and the reduction of the sugar duties on the 5th of July, we believe that the decrease on the Customs, as ...
... which, as comopared with £18,87j2,644, thle amount of the pr'eviotls week's return, shows ali illcrease of £376,067. CORN MARKFT.,The Corn trade was very dull in 31ark-lane this moI~ling, and pr-ices were nominally the same as oil Monday last. PRODUCE IMARKETS ...
... to his tenantry. They lay partichlar stress on tis right hon. baronet's expression of opinion that the abolition of the corn laws would maintain a range of low prices in average seaaous, and they will contend that it is contrary to the opinions he expressed ...
... W. to W.S.W.-Sfiilei tie Ellisgo4ai1 foirl~r .Havana, M 1a1a0 for ou Janetiro. LONDON MARKETS ?? TIIS DAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The arrival of Corns from abroad diiriig, thle tact wcelk sett stitall; 111ob116 muh mre so thanf for seine tios'e past. Frontlone ...
... my object in these pages to call the atten- tion of farmers to general principles ind the laws which =mYerh thfe productin of animal ai vegeable food. If ies laws be clearly apprehended, anljdidiously acted on, I have no fears for tse prosperity and ooninned ...